Volume 8, Number 2

Contents

• The Role of Individual Freedom in Health Care Supply Policy
• The MAI - The Affirmative Argument
• Fraser Institute New Releases
• Question of the Month
• The Best Welfare
• Things Folks Know That Just Ain’t So
• Student Programs Update
• Hope on the Environmental Teaching Horizon
• A Brief History of Property Rights
• A Higher Law
• Internet Links

Welcome!

We are pleased to bring you summer reading in this June/July issue of Canadian Student Review, sponsored by the Lotte and John Hecht Memorial Foundation. This edition contains articles written by students like you on topics such as health care, trade, the environment, and welfare. If you have a little free time this summer, why not submit an article of your own? Explore a philosophical or economic subject that interests you, analyze suggested policy reforms, review a book, or relate your opinion on a controversial topic. We look forward to receiving your submissions!

In addition to our regular features in this issue, we’ve included a list of Internet resources that may appeal to you. While you’re at it, check out The Fraser Institute’s web site at www.fraserinstitute.ca. Did you know that all Fraser Institute publications dating back to 1991 are on line? You may find this useful while doing research for school, or merely for your personal interest.

Have a great summer!

Congratulations!

Congratulations to the Canadian winners of the Institute for Humane Studies’ 1998 Felix Morley Journalism Competition.

• Jason Brooks of Carleton University won the US $750 Third Prize
• David Gratzer of the University of Manitoba won US $250 as a Runner Up.

This annual competition is held in honour of Felix Morley, the Washington Post editor from 1933 to 1940 and Pulitzer Prize winner, whose work emphasized private property, voluntarism, and a non-interventionist foreign policy. For more information on this annual competition, visit the IHS website at www.TheIHS.org.

Colloquium students prepare for discussions at the Fraser Institute’s new training centre located at its head office in Vancouver.

Canadian Student Review is published by The Fraser Institute. The views contained within are strictly those of the authors.

Editor Vanessa Schneider

Contributing
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Martin Zelder

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